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Meanings of hood in English
Mask used to cover a hunting bird's eyes when not in flight.
Usage of hood in English
1
The changes do not represent the introduction of new under-the-hood search technology.
2
And you have this long hood sort of connoting power and engine.
3
He casually placed one hand on the hood and said, Nice car.
4
A second later another went by, this time ending at the hood.
5
The power control module is the only thing visible under the hood.
6
There's also a number of subtle under-the-hood upgrades from the previous generation.
7
The girl figure in the blue cloak and hood was absolutely alone.
8
Bassett tried to see her face in the shadow of the hood.
9
This will leave two inches free in the back of the hood.
10
He had known it since the moment they pulled off his hood.
11
The words were almost lost in the hood that shrouded her head.
12
The pleasant face is framed in by the ever-favorite hood or head-mantle.
13
Bring me my hood and cloak; then wake everyone and assemble them.
14
He's had the engine checked, the hood looked under and oil changed.
15
The crucial differences with the new iPad are all under the hood.
16
Her face was white and stern in the shadow of her hood.
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Hood through the time
Hood across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common
Ireland
Less common